This is my first time building a computer. Does any graphics card/motherboard fit in a computer case? Sorry for my lack of knowledge on this subject.
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As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will not fit(aside from some cases and gpu sizes, I think). As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will... » Read More As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will not fit(aside from some cases and gpu sizes, I think). « Show Less
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You need a mini-itx sized motherboard. As for graphics cards, i used this site to make sure the graphics cards i was considering putting in this case fit, http://pcpartpicker.com/. The case can fit large graphics cards if you remove the extra drive bays which is really easy to do. For reference this is the mother board i have currently installed in this case: Gigabyte Mini ITX DDR3 1600 LGA 1150 Motherboard GA-B85NThis is the graphics card i have: http://www.amazon.com/XFX-Edition-R9-280A-TDBD-384-Bit-CrossFireX/dp/B00K5K4HC2 You need a mini-itx sized motherboard. As for graphics cards, i used this site to make sure the graphics cards i was considering putting in this case fit, http://pcpartpicker.com/. The case can fit large graphics cards if you remove the extra drive bays which is really easy to do. For reference this is the mother board i have currently installed in this case: Gigabyte Mini ITX DDR3 1600 LGA 1150 Motherboard GA-B85NThis is the graphics card i have:... » Read More You need a mini-itx sized motherboard. As for graphics cards, i used this site to make sure the graphics cards i was considering putting in this case fit, http://pcpartpicker.com/. The case can fit large graphics cards if you remove the extra drive bays which is really easy to do. For reference this is the mother board i have currently installed in this case: Gigabyte Mini ITX DDR3 1600 LGA 1150 Motherboard GA-B85NThis is the graphics card i have: http://www.amazon.com/XFX-Edition-R9-280A-TDBD-384-Bit-CrossFireX/dp/B00K5K4HC2 « Show Less
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As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will not fit(aside from some cases and gpu sizes, I think).
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I have the EVGA Geforce GTX 770 ACX in my case. It fits with maybe an inch to an inch and a half to spare. You'll want to use a mini motherboard. I used the Asus Z87i Deluxe which is awesome and fits well. If you are questioning yourself you can look on pcpartspicker.com for builds that use the BitFenix case and look at the pictures there for a better idea.
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I put a 2gb gtx 650 in the case. A longer one should fit. Though you will have to remove the top hard drive cage to make it fit.
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Be careful with the power requirements for your Graphics Card. Many 1GB+ Graphic Cards need 400 watts or more. Also, you need low-profile cards. Standard are too tall. For the CPU, a standard fan that comes with a CPU should be fine. I have only used standard in them and no issues. You only get about 3.5 inches of height for that fan. You may want to confirm the measurements of your CPU fan against the width of this case (3.9 inches is listed in the seller's description).
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Any motherboard that is an ATX or Micro ATX will fit. The motherboard you are looking at should say what its "form factor" is. If its one of those two it will fit just fine. If you can't find the form factor for the board send me a link to it and I'll find out.
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It looks like the 750ti wont fit in this case.. The video card is 4.4inches and the case is 4.1inches,have to go low profile card on that.. You should be able to go double on that though... Its pretty tight,i had to figure out which power supply to get and there was barely enough room for that..
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Is it this? Dell Optiplex 780 SFF Small Form Factor Mother Main System Board 3NVJ6That should work. Are you ripping this motherboard out of an old computer? You need to figure out what size mobo it is, mini tower works. This is a large(r) case, I can't imagine any mobos that wouldn't fit.
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Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply? Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the case.. so I ignored it. You need to post a question regarding the memory on the motherboards page.
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That's going to be a tight fit! I would think (especially with how cramped the rest of the case is) probably not. That full slot is directly above the CPU location on most main boards. I personally haven't used it for a graphics card. I just use a low profile card in mine. Also, it doesn't come with any PCI Express extension cables to allow remote mounting
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Hey Josue, this graphics card will fit on that motherboard (your mother board has PCI slots, and this card is PCI). This card only goes into one slot, but its width is as if it takes to slots, so take that into account.
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Absolutely, there isn't any graphics card I could think of that woukdnt work in this motherboard. I must say it is holding up great and I put a gtx 660 in mine with 8 gb of ram
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no, it's just a case, albeit an amazing one. but it comes with no computer components like a motherboard, cpu, gpu, etc. it is only a case
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To add to Victor's response. As this card is a full height card, it will not fit small form factor cases even if the motherboad has the correct slot.
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Yes, the motherboard will fit in the case. Mid-ATX cases can accommodate a standard ATX board-size, and the board you listed here is a micro-ATX form factor (meaning it is not as long as an ATX board). The only real limitation here is that micro-ATX boards typically do not have slots for more than one graphics card.
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Yes, however I don't recommend using such a small motherboard in a case as big as this one (it's taller than the night stand in my bedroom). As it defeats the purpose of being a micro ATX motherboard. I used an XL-ATX motherboard and still have tons of room.
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I should fit in just about any atx gaming case. I have mine in a Fractal R4 case. I think I paid about $90 for it. Fractal makes great quality cases. I like them because they aren't all flashy like most gaming cases on the market. Sleek, simple, sturdy, and will last for years to come.
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this tower is pretty damn big... I have a gtx660 graphics card in there fits no problem. look and see what size mother board you have and what size this supports... i think it supports mid and small...
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I can´t find any specs on your tower, however, mATX board is smaller than a ATX board. With that said, if you remove your motherboard from your tower, look for other (if any) holes unused. I have two mid tower cases and both fit either mATX or ATX. Hope this helps. Cheers!
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Yes, it is a full tower case and thus has plenty of space for all your mobo/gpu needs. I checked the dimensions and they will indeed fit. I would make sure you have the space for such a large case however. If you do not plan on using all of the space you could get a smaller one. Just be sure to check the dimensions to be sure.